Sentence examples for make a choice between them from inspiring English sources

Nationalists cannot understand that one can be multilingual, multicultural, cosmopolitan... without feeling obliged to make a choice between them once and for all".

In London, he thinks that the prospects are good due to the simple economic impact of competition: "Most crack users in the East End have three or four numbers for dealers and can make a choice between them".

"You set up these unachievable and conflicting goals, of a perfect trade deal with the E.U., pure sovereignty at home and no border with Ireland, and when you are forced to make a choice between them, you resent that choice," said Mr. McTague, author of "Betting the House," a chronicle of Mrs. May's effort to build leverage in the Brexit negotiations by calling a snap election.

Though the past two years have been stressful and oft-times contentious for many of us, as a nation we selected two candidates, and as a nation we must now make a choice between them.

It is not necessary to make a choice between them if the only purpose is to look into possible explanatory covariates for GDV occurrence.

In health status assessment, the subject is asked to compare two or more health states and then make a choice between them or scale the alternatives.

Given the complexity and variety of topics in the questionnaire, we considered worthwhile making a choice between them, tackling the various issues individually and first analyzing questions related to problem of the patient's consent and topics related to living wills.

All one can do is make a choice between trying to hide them, like the unseemly legacy of a lost war, or displaying them proudly like the scars of a battle still being fought.

"Why would we make them make a choice between safety and their pet?" Garza asked.

"Our aim is to topple the government, force them to make a choice between suppressing us and stepping down," a protest leader, Jaran Ditsatapichai, said last week.

Supporters of the legislation argued that the vote's timing would send exactly the type of message that, in their view, is the only one taken seriously by Iranian leaders: a threat that would force them to make a choice between self-preservation and economic catastrophe.